San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-26

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bows. bought at assignee's sale In the
east, selling at half price at L. Z.
| Frost's.
IT. c. Frost Is receiving the finest
stock of clothing ever brought TO thls
market.
The celebrated Star shirt at T. c.
| Frost's.
Fine line and large assortment OF
spring scarfs at Il. G. Frost's.
e. & w. linen collars and cuffs q
specially at T. G. Frost's.
There is another painting at Bells
| jewelry store which the art critics are
respectfully requested to call around,
see and criticise.
The San Antonio club have decided
| to open their new club rooms formally
on next Thursday night. 1t will be a su-
perb affair.
AN elegant line of ladies shoes and
slippers at L. G. Frosts. 326
Shoes for the baby, shoes for the
daughter, shoes for the lady, shoes for
the father, shoes for the son, cheap shoes
for many a one at T. c. Frost's. 1926
The latest for ladies evening wear
are those Oxford slippers at I: q.
Frost's. 326
-44-inoh flouncing for rs cents at r.
g. FrOsI's. 326
Among the pretty dress goods for
street wear are those bourette suitings.
cable cord and Scotch zephrys at I; q.
Frost's. $50
An elegant line OF matched Ham
burg sets at L. G FrOst's. 326
Plain and striped albatross at I; G.
Frost's. $50
Finest line Of imported percsle
shirts ever brought to this market. All
the latest styles and patterns, to be
found at Il. G. Frost's.
Mr.. W. Livingstone, who is visiting
the city, Is proprietor OF the Detroit
Evening journal. He Is we'll pleased
with San Antonio and Its climate.
The New Orleans Times. Democrat
re-vamps poor Hal Gosling's old story,
Ii in Tennessee. Good chestDuts seem
to be immortal.
"A little boy living on Marshall
street In the Fourth ward was bitten on
tire ankle by q ground snake yesterday
evening, but is not dangerously hurt
from the reptiles poison.
-Lenten services were held In St.
Mary's and st. JOseph's Catholic
churches last night and were well at
tended.
Mr.. 8. c. Bennett came In from his
Uvalde county ranch. Reports q slight
rain In his county, but more Is needed.
The Alamo Baptist church will have
their first baptizing shortly. Three
young ladies will be immersed.
Two divorces were gaanted by the
district court yesterday, viz: Willis and
Maria McReynolds, cOlored, and j. L.
Wright and Catharine Wright.
"A gas pipe at the corner Of King
William and Washington streets, has
been left sticking up In the sidewalk for
people to stumble over. 1t should be
put under ground.
The annual meeting of the city
school board for the election of teach
ers and others, falls In July next.
Judge Wurzbach usually takes Sat-
urdsy to wrestle with the county free
schools and had q catch as-oatch-can
with them this morning.
"A dance occurred at Fuhrmeister's
hall, on Centre street, last night. Sew
eral fights are reported as taking place
there. Send around a special police
man.
g. B. Frank will have big drive on
Monday, and then they will introduce
the new season novelties. 1t will Inter-
est and repay ladies to call.
Mr.. B. F. Yoakum walks as erect as
q military man and seems to be quite
stiff. The cause is big boil that he has
on his neck. Don't monkey with tn at
boil" or you'll get "soslded."
Ladies bring your girls and boys on
Monday to fit on one OF our many straw
hats we offer as q special drive.
G. B. FRANK.
The most beautiful line of ladies,
Misses and children's hose, will be dis
played on our counters on Monday.
G. B. FRANK.
General meeting Of the Vandyke
Art Union will be held In the Menger
hotel psrlor at five O'Clock this after
noon.
Advice has been received In the city
that Queen Vic. will soon visit San An
tonic, and 1t is rumored that she will
bring her fall wardrobe to have same
cleaned and dyed at Geo. Caen's, 40
East Houston street. 3.26-1t
"A regular monthly scholars hop took
place last night at Madame DonaldsOn's
dancing academy. Owing to no an
nounoment previously In the press. the at
tendance was small. but 1t was none the
less enjoyable by those who were pres
ent.
Monday will be our gala day. Do
not miss 1t II you want to see the latest
styles. G. b. FRANK.
Ladies should profit by this offer,
and should not fail to call on us on Mon
day. G. B. FRANK.
Monday Is our drive day. We want
everybody to remember 1t and to call.
G. b. FRANK.
Professor Stanfield, OF Floresville,
WAS In town today, to see the sheriff, in
regard to trailing Mexican who stole
his (Stanfield's) brothers horse from him
while they were travelling together to-
ward San Antonio yesterday. 1t is
thought the Mexican sold the horse in
San Antonio and then skipped by train
toward Laredo and Mexico.
The Thumm case will again be taken
up by the district court at p. m, to-
day.
Justice Barnes was engaged today
In trying the suit on account OF Baker &
King vs.. Ernest Rische.
The gospel meeting Of the Y. M. G.
A., meets now on Sunday at 4 O'Clock
instead Of 4:30 p. m.
Herman LANCE, a young German
from Lavernis, was arrested last night
in camp yard on East Commerce street
by Officer Martinez, on q charge Of be-
tfu ha "A